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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
11
A tale set in Jazzland recalls a heathen temple of film worship where a manager announces a couple’s exit to avoid scandal. In the ensuing rush seven people are killed as worshippers surge toward the back door.
The state reports 184000 telephones on farms and over 86 percent of farms are equipped. In Montana, Midwest Refining Co plans to acquire Barnsdall Foster holdings near Stillwater county 30 miles NW of Billings and begin drilling. Helena bids open next month for five highway units totaling 36.4 miles. Lincoln area shale yields attractive hard surfaced brick. Blaine county farmers will erect road signs as home of purebreds. Livingston to host a $500000 coke plant for smelters.
Mrs A C Nash of Dillon says strenuous ranch work weakened her kidneys causing backache dizziness and faint vision. After taking half a box of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain and irregular kidney action disappeared. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Adv 37-38.
With cotton trading above 31 cents a pound and boll weevil damage rising in the South, northern states with frost free periods of 180 days or more will attempt cotton farming this year. Early maturing varieties and irrigation in the West aid expansion into semi arid regions. A wide belt from Texas to Ohio and New Jersey could grow cotton. a world cotton shortage heightens the crop’s value.
Statement of publication by the National Kindergarten Association based in New York City, listing its address at 8 West 40th Street and noting that its articles appear weekly in its columns.
An article urges mothers to cultivate adaptability in children to reduce friction during visits and improve social ease. It emphasizes unselfishness, practice through home guest days, and broad access to kindergartens, citing David Starr Jordan and urging contact with the National Kindergarten Association for access.
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending April 7 1923. Transfers cover parcels in Dillon Montana including properties owned by local residents and transactions recorded by the abstract firm.
The record lists patent grants and warranty deeds including Loren J. Ibach 3820 acres on Blacktail, Carl H. Hartwig 320 acres north of Glen, James Swagerty 315.26 and 310.55 acres east of Sage Creek, Henry Muntz 320 near Grant, Dora Tatro 280 north of Snow Line, Ella Gruwell 298.57 on Horse Prairie, Frank R. Tompkins 634.39 on Alkali Creek, Northern Pacific 40 acres in Big Hole basin, William Lee to Catherine B. Rife 820 near Armstead, Alvin Dewitt to William Lee 320 near Armstead, and water appropriation by Thomas H. DuBois for unnamed springs southeast of Apex, plus A. L. Stone leasing 39 acres at Evergreen Farms for $300.00. The passage notes the first telephone transmission by Dr. Bell on March 1, 1876 to Mr. Watson.
We purchased 122 000 pair U S Army Munson last shoes in sizes 5 to 12, surplus stock from a major contractor. Shoes are solid leather dark tan with bellows tongue and waterproof. Value listed at $6.00, offered to the public for $2.95 with postpaid delivery or money order. Refunds available on request.
The State plans a new fish hatchery near Libby to boost local fisheries. Officials expect job creation and increased stocking of nearby waterways. Environmental reviews and site work are in early stages.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley remedies including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The notice requests name and address clearly and mentions a druggist named Potts.
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